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Every member of society should be a good Samari tan. Humanity still travels the dangerous road from Jerusalem to Jericho. Half-killed wayfarers must be cared for. Mount Gerizim will ever rise higher than Mount Moriah. Robed formalism may pass by on the other side, but loving hearts will pour healing balm into gaping wounds.
The true Christian cannot be an fashion, wealth have many devotees. Is carrying forward His purposes Sinais, let His people refuse to bow calves. Wait patiently for God; secrets to reveal.
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